Return from "for" in Scala is not the same as return from "for" in Java -

I have a Java code, which I want to convert to Scala:

  MyClass MyMethod (String Straight 1) {Items (items: items) {if (/ * some condition * /) {if (/ * another condition * /) {return item.myMethod123 (); }}} Return super.myMethod (str1); }   
 If I use  in  in Scala, then it will be translated into  map , which will return to  return Calling  will return the price from  map  to only  map , but it can not stop the  myMethod  execution .  
  UPDATE : I mean, I have to do this using  for  foreach  instead of  However,  Returning  foreach  to  foreach  from return  is not returning and execution of  myMethod .  
  UPDATE2 : I'm confused,  foreach  does not return any value.   
 
 
 this will actually  be  stop  myMethod  execution Because behind the scenario it actually throws an exception (non-stack-trace) exception before you actually got caught by  myMethod  then you just  
  code Str1: string) {for (item & lt; - items) {if (/ * some cond * /) {if (/ * other cond * /) {Return item.myMethod123}}} super.myMethod (str1)} < / Code>  
 "just like" in java  
 The code works fine; It does not work as fast as it contains an exception (stack traces that take most of the time, so you probably are right here until it has a different loop.)  
 Alternatively, you  
  val target = item. Remove {item = & gt; If (/ * some cond * /) {/ * other cond * /} and false} target.map (_ myMethod123 ()). GetOrElse (super.myMethod (str1))   
 before selecting that item on which you can call a method, or if there is no such thing, super omissions Will go.